Lamzu has officially introduced the Orcus, a 38g finger-grip gaming mouse built with a frosted transparent shell, up to 8KHz polling rate support, and a PixArt PAW Next I sensor.

Measuring 92x56x35mm and weighing 38±2g, according to ITHome, the mouse targets competitive players who prefer a compact layout. Its design combines a narrow waist, low rear profile, and elevated main buttons. Lamzu claims button surface area increases by roughly 25% over similar finger-grip designs. Aesthetics feature metal nameplates on the main buttons alongside a three-dimensional skull relief visible through the transparent bottom shell.

Image credit: Reddit

Internal hardware includes a Nordic nRF54H20 SoC across both the mouse and USB receiver to handle its 8KHz polling rate. Tracking relies on the PixArt PAW Next I sensor supporting up to 50000DPI, 880IPS speed and 80G acceleration. Tuned optical switches deliver a reported 0.176ms click latency.

Users can connect the mouse either using the wireless dongle or a cable. The outer shell, which could be coloured lavender or orange, receives a sweat-resistant, anti-slip nano coating to improve grip and durability. The mouse is already available in China for 849yuan, which is about £94.

KitGuru says: Do you like compact mice such as the Orcus? Do you think brands should launch more models like this one?